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The National Guard.
N8ShVueS1
A MAJOR FOR THE FOURTH BArrALr0N-NOTES FROx
THB ARNORIES.

a MAJOR FOR THE FOURTH BArrALroN-SorKS FROM
THB ARNORIKS.
Mr.. Jesse NJ Bassett was elected major Of the
eth battalion. District militia, last night The
officers voting were Capt Z. c. Edwards Company
A OF the battalion phe Corcoran Cadets); Capt. C.
8 Domer, Lieut.. L b. Mosher, and Lieut. T. A.
Tomlinson, OF Company C (the National Fenci-
bles), and Capt. = L Tomlinson and Lieut. p. E.
K NJ Sattes, OF Company logan Camp Guard).
Mr.. Bassetl was the candidate OF the National
Fencibles. He was connected with the Washing
ton Light Infantry when lt existed as a single
company, and at the time of his withdrawal was
nrst sergeant. When he and twenty-Six others
left the Infantry 10 form the National Rifles. he
was chosen second lieutenant of the new organi-
ration Prior 10 receiving his commission Mr. BaS-
sett must 20 before the examining board.
handsome banneret, worked by Miss Lulian
Reardon. was presented 10 the FenciDleS last
night
MS John A Logan was made an honorary men,
oer Of Logan Camp Guard last night
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An Irishman's Legacy.
HE BEQUEATHS THE BULK OF HIS FORTUNE TO THE
BRITISH TREASURY.

From the London Times.
The will or Mr. Matthew O'Reilly Dease, late Of
30 sc. James Square and Of the Dee Farm, county
Louth, formerly NJ. p for that county, who died on
the 18th OF August last, has Just been proved
1t Is entirely In the teStator's own handwriting
and In the following terms: 81 give and beQueath
to my faithful solicitors and friends Graves COLES
and Robert Warren Meade, c1.OOO each as mark
OF my esteem. give and bequeath to my f,ithful
and skillful land agent, Abraham COLES f1 900 as
mark OF my esteem. give and bequeath 70 the
Roman Catholic Archbishop OF Armagh, for the
time being, flOO, to be expended In procuring
and bequeath all the remain Ter OF my real and
personal property, where5oever or whatsoever, TO
the person holding for the time being the Office OF
chancellor OF her majesty's excheQuer TO be by
him applied toward eXttnguishIng the national
deDt, and appoint as executors the said chan
cellor or the excnequer for the time being and the
solicitor or her mdJeSty'5 treasury for the time
being" The value OF the deceased's personal eS-
tate mas been declared at E44, 0S7 los. l0d. {up-
ward OF 500, 900, and probate has been granted
TO Sir A. stephenson, solicitor OF the treasury.
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LOOK! LOCKE LooKl!l
The Weekly Star. The Weekly Star
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD.
Ia
setting forth the features the whole world unu'. detail 'o are nnea with read
Industrial history together with Is rd
showing the relative strength Industries and different products in .
prepared pao.
thoroughly
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Gossip POLITICAL Personal society and Local Ann stories by the Leading
Fashion Religious should the best
1t is OF
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WEEKLY WASHINGTON STAR
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Special 10 The New D Ork Herald to-day saws. the
marriage OF MS Thomas Rooney a four week.,
widow, 10 Frank Hall, occurred on THURSDAY Iasr
Yesterday morning Han and his wife returned from
Their welding TIP ana were about to enter the
house, when Mrs. Halls two sons came from the
doorway, armed with shotgunS, and ordered Hall
10 leave the place. Hall reluctantly left the
grounds and last night returned 10 the home OF his
oriQe, ous was greeted by a yoliey of buckshot
One or two OF the shot entered his arm 50 he
hastily retired and went TO the house OF the eldest
son 70 endeavor TO have him pacify the younger
Lnarrea BY having a revolver presented ut his head
py That Individual He was ordered to leave, and
Nc oid ara VIII probably not return. This Is the
.omans fourth matrimonial venture, and her
The Last prize.
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REAL Estate HIGH IN SAN FRANCIsco.-The
commissioners appointed at the last session OF Con-
Rress 70 select site for new post-ofiicc In San
retary OF the Treasury In which they state that IL
nzs oeen impossible 70 procure q site In favora-
orc locatson for the amount appropriated for the
PerPose-xtoO,OO0. They recommend that the ap-
propnauon be increased TO ESQ, 600, and claim
tna owing 10 the high value Of real estate IN the
CITY, ste suitable and convenient In location
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asSHS
STEEL ATro1 s5sssSEs St fsssA
f. o., sna ; stsss..s = follows; 'n'. 0'A
s var sS %i: as EiR Fast
as s SO daily to and 81
and Buffet Car St Louis daily except Saturday.
sss Car aas .t t.
Cars Warrington 70 Chicago and St Louis. and eT-
daily IT @
louisville and Memphis Paciac Express. 10 90 ?.
Sleeper e West with through
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 pm: daily, e.cept saturday. with Palace
For GsIf %shnsGR 70 E Ms1sn and
For fsE ao1e .nS M Es sna SHG and
Sqnssy s1 III % Eapres. fl 10
and Dining Cars gao am daily. except Sunday.
For a Boston m R aai Change
For Brooklyn. NY, ali thTSHsh trains connect at
ir cy Ssn boats 50 of tBFSoEyn Annex afford
double ferriage across New York city,
oo 10 s 90 and il 20 ana Pm on sum a
anS H9S p l4G Limited n 100 40 800 1870
ing Cars 9;iO H. week days and nm m. daily
For . BslinGSe sa', , $40 aadSg4S
ttG 90 $40 81 e 81 s rs g 5 8 Els
600, 10, 10 90, and LEO pm.
For lope's Creek Line 20 IN. and 40 pm. daily
except Sunday.
For Annapolis Z 20 and 900 am. IL O5, 20. and
600 y m daily. except sunday. sundays, 800 a.
m. 4 10 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 600 Gas. $40, 9:41, 10 90 am,
IL; o4 noon, 2:O2, 20. 30, 6:ol; sos, 1o:o2.
1857 am, > 30, 6;0l, sos, and 10 O5 pm.
For Richmond and the South 500, 1857 am. daily,
Az ID IN
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, @ O5 100,
10, lO;lo, 1l:U1 AM. 20, 800, 3:23. ) 10,
except Monday On sunday at 800, 9: 10. and
IL OF am, ZOO, 5:l0. ;0o, 9::}2, 10 AZ d m,
and l2 Il ) night.
Tickets aud information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue the
station, where orders be LETT for the checking Of
baggage to destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS. F. PUGH, J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. fn14l Gen. Passenger Agent.
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Two INDIANS KILLED BY A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Indian Territory tragedy was enacted on Tuesday,
III occurred at Antlers, on the Frisco road, In the
Choctaw nation, and was the result OF an old feud
victor NJ. Locke, a big stockInan and merchant at
Antlers Station, was startled from his breakfast
Choo4taw, and an unknown Indian, with pistols
Ia their hands, evidently bent On murder. Mrs.
Locke met the men at the door and felled one with
gotten his Winchester rifle, and before they could
nre ne shot both Indians killing them instantly.
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Inc farker House In Sunbury, Pa, was badly
oAin4sed oy nre yesterday. The guests were res
eued by the IRE companies
Inc Iowa soldiers Home, at Marshaltown, Iowa,
vas aedic ated yesterday, and win open to-day for
Mayor o'Bnen was renominate, nv the poz,o,
49, uos.xts yesterday. Hon. Nathaniel j. Bradlee
- S,sxen as nominee for mayor has wfthdrawn
tho republican nominee A~A"
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Gath Session of nine months began October 1st
1887 Students can enter Of any time and after Janu-
instruction in Literary Scientific, and Professional
Departments. including Law. Medicine Pharmacy.
Engnseflpg and rA5cuisgrs For estalosns apply
of Virgins Va. d1thks-lm
Mrs. NTANN'S KINpERGARTEN ANDl Avn
NJ RS: III AIMS PRIMARY SCHOOL AM
1918 Sunderland Place south Of Dupont Circle dI3m
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
N school. Mira Louise Pollock, Principal Teachers
class for ladies' 400 the course Free lectures to
M sSHSo k FER yot tSSg
1928 18th st. NV
Rev. L. chspele, Be- iR Rev %m no. Bartlett. D.
D. Mr.. T. Frances RigYs OF Riggs Co. :; W. W. John
Sssan. M F. Vim H. Nj Ssers
AM n2S-Im
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE
wv lessons in Greek. Latin. English branches and
testimonisis Box No. T. Star Office n5-zws
CIGNOR FABIANI. PROFESSOR OF THE NEW
fukE AND 81 ToiGa SS
lessons and admissions to pupils performances be-
tween and 8 and and pm, 1017 18th ST. NV.
A NY EARNEST STUDENT CAN ACQUIRE IN A
thirty lessons practical Of the Language Glasses
of all grades forming by the author the French
tie of g.
sss ;as
ington, d. @. References, Hon. and Mrs. s. s. Cox.
n2o-3mo.
SIGNOR A. A. IANNOTTA. MASTER OF THE OLD
y Italian Method Of the Art of vocalzation is pre-
S eesvf sRa can g. m sns at n
2 to p. n22- I'm
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WINTER RESORTS.

hot SPRINGS, n C.
l. charming resort, nestled among and sheltered
by pine-clad Mountains Delightful winter climate.
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
Open all year. Table of superior excellence First
class in every particular Steam heat Regular tenn
perature.
HOT SPRING WATER BATHS
in marble pools and porcelain tubs Unexcelled in
curative properties q luxury. Physician in at
tendance. For further information address
A G. JUDD.
ness tu thin Manager
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The sHAFTEsBuk7 METH6b is the fines. in the
T25a Il sehsf ssPHb S
Sarr Pfss
6'sSf Se St w. az
City p. o. n19-3m
VI'HE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE HAS OPENED
Glasses in Life, ortrat, still; Life, watercoior.
fna ARss It s stuao oE and
GILL; Misses ADAMS and SYLVESTER. Terms.
Antique, 50 90 '' u e 'fA'' '''''' niscist! y
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
NJ w. u $iS 9th St nv near City Pest ONCE
Theory. Practical and banking Departments. Day and
Evening Sessions.
ACADEMICAL COURSE
Writing, Gram apn Rhetoric, History Geography.
tive Catalogues free on application at College Office.
first O0r from fkaNSis Nj X %1 President.
c. K. URNER. C. E.. A NJ. Principal. sIs-4m
L MISS CLARA HARRISON.
s9-8m. 8 Grant Place, bet. 9th. 10th. and Il sts
E100U1'0SS MISE Hss fSffr F. rRroH,
ola l. st
Lessons given at pupils homes If desired. nS- Inn
HEN,gY S JAEGER z SOLO FLTTIsT OF THE MA MA:
serss' for the coming season. kssidsnce y VI +
MISS ROSA RAND, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION
Nx and voice cultures prepares ladies and gentlemen
for the dramatic stage Particular attention given
to coaching amateurs for private theatrcals platform
and home circle. Miss Rand can be seen on Fridays
and Saturdays, at 1888 st. NV o8-2m'
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR 7TH
Oand SITS. NV, Entrance on D st.-established 22
trained for business official positions Three courses
Graphophone; Rapid Writing. Students may enter ut
any time. Year scholarship. quarterly monthly in
trated circulars free at College Office or BY mail
H. c. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice. Principal. ol3
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY;
I to adults confidential; prepares for college. An
se2S IVY INSTITUTE, T. W. cor. 9Th and K sta NV.
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The COurls.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Hamilton agt- Sierra; decree signed.
United states ex reL Birth agt. District OF Column
bia; deere signed Rauo agt- Barbour; argued
and submitted
CIRCUIT COURT-JUd0e Cor.
Yesterday, " ate agt. National Skating Rink
Company; verdict for defendant.
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EsaaAv,esss Ar. l D l!,|g | S J.

Engraving on Metal and Wood. Honogrsms and
Cr.ts on SealA Watches or yewelry. Gard EnxTsving
Bookhinders Diea Soap Dies and Steel Stamp Cuttn9
Rubber Stamp for marking and s ktnds q stamping
galias and all kinda o. Lotlge ParsphsrnaliA mhl2
GEasH LocxwooD & Co.
TAILORA
Ise FIFTH AvKNuR
g. Iccxwoop. new YORK
1uoA RxzR1EAA s1-0o
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

= = - - = - N~A-S - - - = ~
~ ROE. AND THE SOUTH
Steamers GEORGE LEARY and LADY OF THE
LAKE, one Of which leaves Washington daily at pm
Close connection with Boston and Providence Steam
ers. also with all other rail and Steamboat lines
ing Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Steamer Lake lands at Cornheld Harbor going and
returning, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays.
Knox and Lloyds express win call and check bag
gage 1t hotels and private resdences. Telephone
1eary, 745-3. Lake. "a
Passengers rates will on and after the 18th 81 for
straight ticket and 50 round trip
Mt. VERNON! MT. VERNON!
STEAMER W. W. coRcoRAN
Leaves 7thstreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings ss far down Glymont at
10 O'Clock a m Returning reaches Washington
SIG L. l. BLAKE, Captain.
STEAMER PILOT BOY LEAVES 9TH ST. WHARF
Don Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdsys, at z q m,
Grinders wharf. Sundays down and Wednesdays up.
Brent's and Chapel Point. Thursdays down and Mon-
1A'' ADN Z. I. F1IsoN, Agent, 9TH st. wharf.
JOHN MCGAHEE, Alexandria, Va. Agent s5-3m
TrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDYNGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFIELD"
Leaves 9TH st wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS at am. Returning TUESDAYS.
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY NJ, touching at River Land
irgs as far Nomini CreeS, Curroman, Va, and St
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b and o. r. r. ct
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b. PADGETT, Agt.
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager. jz25
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
A TLANTIC WEST INDIA LINE.
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS
British, Danish and French West India islands &c.
BARRACUDA.
Sailing 18th Dec, 2Sth JAN, and thereafter.
Stopping day or more at 81. Croix, St. kits, An
Superb passenger accommodations, excellent CUISINE
Smoking Room, Bath Rooms, &C. Apply
LEAYCRAFT CO.,
n14-tu,ths,3m 40 Pearl ST.. NY.
CHORI ROUTE TO LONDON
y NORDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. s. CO
East Express Steamers.
To Southampton london Havre), Bremen.
Aller. We'd, Now 80 an: werra. Sat-, Dec. 8. z q
Ems. We'd, Dec. z, y 30 AM; Trave, We'd, Dec.
a. 8 am; saaie, We'd, Dec 81. 10 am: Aiier. We'd.
Dec 2S, s. pm.
Comfortable staterooms excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin e75 and up
berth steersge ut low rates. Apply 70
ms E +. DROOp, 025 Penn. ave-
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l. he BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.


L he BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WASHINGTON. 723 14TH ST. n. W..
SeS 3 PfSGEtyn q
EnoWedse in one or rNo TERMS
$40 in small classes: also private lessons.
Highest references. Terms begin now. sic
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
1raory 994 st. c, N w.. Mrs. STEvENs
oe c4 n Elective English and College Preparatory
CTAMMERING CURED. REFERENCE TO RESI-.
manenty cured Scientific Methods. Mrs O n SEE
VEINS HART, Principal Washington School Of Elocu-
ton o4-3m'
nRAwING AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY COM
sons week. Special classes tor children SATURDAY
ERENCH LESSONS. PRIVATE OR IN CLASSES.
4 MADAME A. PELE from Paris) will give lessons
at her residence and at pupils homes Excellent pro
oI4-:Sm'
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY,
M 100. 1lO4, ZIG NJ st. and 100 11thst.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Academic Intermediate and Primary Departments
SESSION ROOMS. LASS-RO0SIs. and OFFICE
Thirteenth year beelns OCTOBER o.
For circulars apply TO Principal.
s3-4m MRS. E. J. SOMERS.
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY,
oppoSits u o. .JiIlce
Select School for Boys and Young Men. Autumn
term begins SEPTEMBER II. Day and Evening ses-
sons. Careful and thorough instruction in the COM
mon English branches, Bookkeeping, Shorthand.
Higher Arithmetic. Algebra, Geometry Latin, and
Greek. BURTON MACAFEE. M. NJ D.. Principal
sl-3m
VVNHE MCDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL,
sna freneh esns AMID AMID bss
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Fifth Year begins September %, 1887
Primary. intermediate, Academic Wellesley Prepar-
atory Art and Musical Courses taught by corps of
rncfin IN
English. French, Latin, Penmanship, Class Drawing
and Class Singing. special herdic is employed for
the of pupils in distant of the city For cir
cuars address the principal MISS ANNA ELLIS.
sl4-3m
OOLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR BOYS
~. under IA years Of age.
few pupils taken in the family.
LUCIEN E C. COLLIERE AM
Washington. &C., 1888 ST. w Arlington Hotel
Opens October 3: closes June l. s6-3m
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TEIE0RAPHY.
w 63l st. n. W. rooms7. =, and9. ocl8-2m'
A RI sCHOOL.-MRS. NJ. H. PIXIES STUDIO Is
"A now ut 1880 Pierce Place, as formerly Thorough
instruction is given in every branch of art ss-l3ws
INSTRUCTION ON THE VIOLIN!
MIR. II. DONCH will resume giving lessons
SEPTEMBER 10.
Residence. sos st. NV. s12-3mo
GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
IA Washington desires pupils singly or in small
classes Inquire of MIR. JARVIS BUTLER 934 F st.
n. W. sl5-:Sm
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Inc hochlega Bank Of Montreal has sued LIE
Monueur du Commerce In Libel for $4,000 for
stating the bank circulated worthless Central Bank
While playing In pigeon house At SHENANDOAH
"a, TUESDAY, Two little boys built q fire to warm
themselves One named Hauser was fatally
lille Wolf, young woman Of unsavory reputa-
uon, mas been arrested at Tinin, Ohio, charged
Win murQerng her Legitimate child
George Rowland, q wiIiSe man OF Oconee County
s. e., has been sentenced 70 thirty dayy imprlson
family Bible.
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CHAPLAIN-IS-CHIEF ANDERsoN'S JoKR.-The Rev.
Eoward Anderson, pastor OF the First COngrega-
uonai church, OF Norwaik, Conn.,, was on Tuesday
y, as cnaplaln-in-chief OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic Of the United States Gov LOuns-
oury and his stan, brilliantly uniformed, depart
ment commanders OF Connecticut posts, the posts
VI Fairfield County, and the two local companies
Oh the connecticut National Guard took part in the
paIa1e 10 the armory, where the installation ex-
efclseS tOok place. In his address Chaplain An
uetsOn said that he would not deny the story pub
nsnod recently that he had butchered Confederate
prisoners but he wanted TO add that whenever he
nao muroereo them he had cooked and eaten them.
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MEDICAL. &c.


ID FAD AND BE wISE-DR. BROTHERS, 9O6 ST
HI appeared before and made oath that he is
tue Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city,
and furnish medicine or no charge; consulta-
ton and advice free at any hour during the day. Sub
scrlbed and sworn before me by DR.. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL G. MILLS Notary Public, in and for the
District OF Columbia, this Sd day of July, 1855.
dim
ThR AND NINE. SELDEN, LADIES' PHYSICIANS
~ Established 1870 Skllful treatment for all spe-
cal complaints Advice free and confidential at ali
hours Offce 800 9th st. nw- cor. of st. n9-2lts
NINE DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND
M reliable ladies' Physician be consulted daily
at her RESIDENCE, 9Ql St n. W. Office hours from
toO y. IN. with Ladiesonly n30-1m'
T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
IL experienced female physician should consult Mrs
18th and 18th SITS. ne. Ladies only n9-24ts
TT HAS NEVER BEEN .CONTRADICTED THAT
i Dr. BROTHERS is the Oldest established sdverts-
confidently consult Dr. BRO THERS. 9O6 b st. sw.
Particular attention paid TO all diseases peculiar to
Indies married o. single Forty Year, experience
n17-1ms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
Nl or two Of Dr. BROTHERS. Invigorattng Cordial
Will cure any case debility and loss Of nerve
power. 1t imparts vigor 70 the whole system Male
female. 800 b ST. w. n17-1m'
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
Dstandard remedy for all blood diseases causing
throat nasal or skin roubles urinary diseases cured
N 10 Ds' sSa
natural weakness loss Of vitality. dehity &c,
&c. Price. IL Sent seeled by mail For sale ct
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SUGGESTIONS MADE IN THE PosTMAsTER-GENERAL's
ANNUAL REPORT-A PLAN TO ERECT PosT-oFFICE
BUILDISGs-THg PURCHASE OF POSTAL CARs-THE
WASHINGTON CITY Posr-oFFTcE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-20

other county 10 which I may hold
court. Those who are on the regular
panel will be excused for the term;
those who are upon the special venire
will be excused, and both are excused
from further attendance upon this
court a. Jurors as long as / have the
honor TO preside over It,"
The effect was BIS though a bomb
bad been exploded in the court cham
Der and was visibly augmented when
the Judge, turning to The county at
torney, said: 1.-The county attorney In
advised that whenever there Is q pros
ecution of any OF the genus FOUNDER
TO apply tor a change of enu rs q
favor to the court" The county at
torney replied, III will certainly doso."
The case of Michael Brien, for III
der, was then taken up and the process
Of filling the panel commenced. At
the night session, it appearing to the
court that the panel was not complete.
an open venire was direct d 10 the
sheriff, returnable ut o o'clock u. IN.
Monday, To which time adjournment
WAS taken.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-20
City Council Proceedin rs.

The city council met last night pur-
suant to adjournment. there being
present the full board aud the Mayor.
After the reading Of the minutes and
the passing Of routine business, the
Council gave its attention to q delega-
ton of citizens who presented to the
board that, In their opinion aud In
the opinion Of others whom they wers
authorized to speak for, the tax levy
of four mills for municipal purposes
wss excessive and onerous. Argu.
ments were made by Judge Strevell
and VIM. Van Gasken from this stand
point, and the council were urged to-
reconsider their action In making the
levy aud make some abatement Of
the same. An estimate OF probable re-
cepts under the four mill levy, and
license ordinance, aud probable dis.
bursements for the year had been pre-
pared which showed 50 narrow q mar
gin that the council did not feel war
ranted 10 making any reduction, and
the levy will therefore remain as IL Ia.
Alderman Lansing offered Ordinance
No. is concerning the fees of certain
officers and others" which was adopt
ed. Alderman Bullsrd offered Ordl.
nance No. IL concerning the sale Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-20
District Court-Fall Term.
EIGHTEENTH DAY.

The Cotter case was give to the jury
at 5 p. m. and after instructions rom
the bench they retired to the jury
room to deliberate upon their verdict.
Scarce ten minutes elapsed before they
notified the court they had arrived at
a verdict aud the clerk read the ver-
dict mot guilty." Ia the silence that
fell uDon the court room the judge
turned to the iurymen and said;
Gentlemen Of the jury: II is not
my province to examine into the con-
sciences Of this jury. but II is my pro.
vince and my duty, and it is a province
'hat l will perform, to see that this
territory and Custer county shall have
. iair 'r'ai-a trial by men who will dc
justice TO the territory. Aud the cour,
says now that while this cese ia dis.
posed of once aud for all as TO both oI
these defendants, tba, the iurymeu
who sat upon this case may conslde,
themselves excused from every iury
that l have In this county. or in apy
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-20
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